"I don't think this is a good idea." A little later, Ashu Rufate replied.

"So, I don't think this plan is feasible. Let's change the method." Carrie paused for a moment, not sure whether she was thinking or to strengthen her tone. "You need a manager!"

Carrie said in a decisive tone.

"Do you know what the easiest way of domination is? That is to buy the upper class and dominate the lower class."

"What does that mean?" Ashu Rufate couldn't understand for a moment.

"In the human world, in addition to one or two main ethnic groups, there are a large number of ethnic minorities in each country. However, until now, there are very few ethnic groups like the Bin tribe that still maintain independence and self-reliance, and most of them are absorbed into various countries. Although they still appear as ethnic groups, they have actually become part of the nationality. In order to dominate these ethnic minorities and prevent them from resisting armed forces, violent suppression is an undesirable practice, because it means high military costs. The most common practice is to buy the upper class and dominate the lower class."

"you mean……"

"You can't keep locking them up... and their number will increase. Although I don't think you have to care about the life and death of these mortals who are destined to die, it seems that you won't listen to my opinion. Well, my suggestion is that you need someone to manage them. And fortunately, you happen to have such a candidate."

"You mean Fei?"

"No." Carrie replied. "Fei... how can I say that she is not an ordinary person anymore. Since the last time you gave her strong strength, she has been no longer an ordinary human. To be honest, she is much better than you in this regard, because she soon accepted this in her own body and mind. Such a person is not suitable for carrying out management work. She can act as an image, as a guard and a symbol of force in the castle, to suppress all people's unfaithful intentions. However, management does not simply rely on violence to suppress it, so it is better for ordinary people to do this."

"So you mean, Leya?"

"Congratulations on finally finding the answer, Master. According to my calculations, she is very suitable for this job."

Leya...

It should be said that when we first met, it was completely a relationship between a guest and a fortune teller. We had no special thoughts, and the objective conditions at that time did not allow us to have any ideas. But we did not expect that she would appear in front of her for the second time. In a sudden moment when we were completely unprepared, we threw ourselves into our arms and wept.

The girl hugged him tightly and pressed him with a dependence look.

He subconsciously touched his lips with his hands. For some reason, the gentle touch of that kiss was still lingering on his lips. The passionate feelings and thoughts were placed on that kiss and were directly conveyed to his heart. Although he still confused, that feeling seemed to realize from the depths of his soul that it was not a performance, without any hypocrisy.

The girl predicted her destiny during that divination, so since that time, she has been waiting, missing and looking forward to it.

Do you have the ability to respond to this feeling? Ashu Rufat seemed to hear a cold question in his heart.

A metal ball floated in front of him. Ashu Rufat recognized this as the "anti-gravity mechanical handling facility". It was through these things that Carrie could turn this place from the inside out into a real inhabitable castle.

"Master, I discovered a little surprise," Carrie said. It took Eshu Rufat several seconds to realize that this was not a sound from the inside of his mind, but a sound actually heard by his ears. "These things actually have a matching pronunciation device."

"oh?"

"This means that as long as I want, I can talk and communicate with anyone within the castle. Master, is this okay? You won't forbid me to speak, right?"

"What's the problem with this? It's better to speak, it's more convenient." Ashu Rufate replied. He knew very well that Carrie would never reveal that his original body was hidden in Ashu Rufate's head. As for what else it said, it didn't matter.

He stopped because someone came out of the shadow. No, it was not appropriate to use this sentence to describe the scene in front of him. It should be said that a shadow broke away from other shadows, came to the center of the aisle, and then turned into a breeze.

Although Ashu Rufat didn't understand what was going on, his intuition told him that the Fei from Carrie "biological transformation" seemed much better than the one who was killed by him.

The girl with a fire-haired hair stood in front of him with her head held high. Although she regarded herself as a slave, she had some wild and untamed qualities. Even at this moment, in this way, there was no expression of servility on her face. Her face raised proudly and looked at him face to face.

"Master," As he said the word, Eshu Rufate could not tell why she seemed to grit her teeth. "One of the girls you locked in the lower class was injured. It was not because someone hurt her, but because she hurt herself."

"I get it." Ash Rufate replied. "I already know this. You handled it well. How is she now?"

"I'm asleep for the time being." Fei replied. "But I don't know what will happen to her wake up."

Ash Rufate stopped. "Is that true? That's it." He turned his head and wanted to leave. But the moment he turned his head, he heard Fei's voice.

"Master, can I ask a question?"

"Ask." Ashu Rufate did not look back.

"I can see that you don't want to drink their blood. But if you don't want to hurt them, why lock them up here?" Fei asked in a calm voice.

"I have my reason," Ash Rufate replied.

"Did you want to see her just now?" Fei asked again.

"Yes... Fei, if this happens again... you can find a way to ask her if she has a place to go back. If so, send her back quietly."

"You don't look like a vampire at all."

"It's a pity that I am." Ash Rufate replied. "I am indeed a vampire. Do you mean that I have never sucked blood? In fact, I can't hold on for too long. Sooner or later, one day, the thirst in my throat will turn my reason into a violent beast."

"Master, you shouldn't be distracted by this little thing just now. Didn't Fei handle it well?" Carrie complained in her mind. "Your time is precious, the war is about to begin, and some of your preparations are not completed."

Ashurufate walked towards the study. There were many books there, of course, all of which were obtained from the excavation site. There were many Ashurufate that needed to be recorded. It must be said that the church did assume the responsibility of "guardian of knowledge" and left a wealth of records, including many records about the Binne, from their original worship to customs and habits.

Although he had some enlightenment, he really didn't expect that the Bin clan would form an alliance with the Ryans so quickly and attack him. From this point of view, it was not surprising that the Bin clan made such excessive requests last time, and they were not sincere at the beginning.

He moved all his thoughts from the tedious things and focused on this imminent matter. Various records about the Bin clan, the characters and other things. He needed all of this and tried to find information that was beneficial to him or not.

If someone else had changed, he might not have done such a thing. But Ashu Rufat had Carrie. He just needed to turn the book one by one and then Carrie would automatically record the content of the book. He could even help him screen out the records that were helpful to the war. And he could just flip through the book without any effort.

"Master, please pay attention to this record." In my mind, Carrie reminded. Ashu Rufate stopped flipping the book. "This is the ancient god of the Bin tribe, called the Lord of the Sky. It is the god living at the end of the sky... This is its symbol and record... Even if the beliefs of the gods in the star field have been popularized, some Bin tribes still believe in this ancient god. I think this is an information that can be used."

“How to use it?”

"I don't have any clues about this yet. But this matter is always more important. Keep turning it over."

“…”

It took a while to finish this. Although Carrie has screened out some "useful" information from these books, it is all that. After reading all the books, there is no special gain.

"The main thing is historical records, and there are fewer reports of events for the current characters. There is nothing that can change the situation at once." Carrie commented.

"How can such a good thing be like this?" Ashu Rufate replied in his mind. The information from Neil clearly stated that the three forces were actually combined. The Bin tribe was responsible for the battle, and the Ryans provided them with some weapons and supplies, and the church also made some use of them. If the church was not surprising (I knew it last time Ilan came), then it was really difficult to understand that the Bin tribe and the Ryans were able to relieve their old grudges so easily. It turned out that Ashu Rufate thought he had at least a few months left.

"Maybe the gods of the Star Realm interjected. Do you still remember Yilan's words?" Carrie replied in his mind. "If they used any special power, it would be easy to understand."

"Well, that's true." To be honest, this strategy must have been thought of by Berel - it should be said that with such creative ideas, only people like Berel can come up with the idea that only people like Berel can come to attack Sivania. But at least one thing is certain, the Berel will definitely not let Berel be the general to command the army. In other words, in the future battle, his opponent should be someone else.
Chapter completed!